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 1      I,  1 |      universal as implicit in the clearly known particular. Again,
 2      I,  1 |          to two right angles? No: clearly he knows not without qualification
 3      I,  3 |         circular demonstration is clearly not possible in the unqualified
 4      I,  3 |            That this is so can be clearly shown by taking three terms,
 5      I,  3 |      actual demonstrations, it is clearly frivolous and impossible
 6      I,  4 |        and as such; from which it clearly follows that all commensurate
 7      I,  5 |         or all equilaterals, then clearly we have unqualified knowledge:
 8      I,  5 | commensurately and universally?)" Clearly this point is the first
 9      I,  6 |         nexus, and therefore must clearly be obtained through a necessary
10      I,  7 |           not so, transference is clearly impossible, because the
11      I,  8 |         to the moon-are, as such, clearly eternal: whereas so far
12      I,  12|      geometrical premisses, he is clearly to be applauded; if he goes
13      I,  13|          since the moon so waxes, clearly the moon is spherical. Put
14      I,  14|  immediate premisses are reached.~Clearly, therefore, the first figure
15      I,  15|         series-is the genus of A, clearly G will not be the genus
16      I,  20|          B"...-are infinite, then clearly you might descend from and
17      I,  21|    terminates in both directions, clearly it will terminate too in
18      I,  22|   essential nature of a thing, it clearly terminates, seeing that
19      I,  23|       which A inheres in C and D, clearly B would inhere in C and
20      I,  25|           E between B and C. Then clearly E is affirmatively related
21      I,  26|       superior to negative, it is clearly superior also to reductio
22      I,  31|      universals imperceptible, we clearly cannot obtain scientific
23      I,  32|         it is not the case in the clearly evident mathematical sciences,
24      I,  33|   otherwise, scientific knowledge clearly does not concern them: if
25     II,  3 |          these is possible, there clearly cannot also be definition
26     II,  8 |         sooner than the fact; and clearly in just the same way we
27     II,  10|      proving, but the latter will clearly be a quasi-demonstration
28     II,  13|           infimae species will be clearly given by the definitions
29     II,  13|        must not employ metaphors, clearly metaphors and metaphorical
30     II,  14|     proximate subgenus. This will clearly at once enable us to say
31     II,  18|         proximate to the species? Clearly the cause is that nearest